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Months and year

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December has the longest night, March gives us some tender shades. On September harvest days, On November naked trees. June has warm sweet pretty nights, Then July is hot and sunny. Apples, grapes and children plays. August holidays are funny. April winds are sometimes blades. May is welcome with its lights. February frosts are windy and bold. On October fall the leaves. But Christmas celebrates the light. January is so snowy and cold.